Austin Weather: Monday Turns Overcast at 83.3 as the Fog Call Lifts, and Election Day Stays a Light Drizzle at 54 Percent
The last full day before Travis County votes opens grey and warm. Tuesday still looks damp at the edges - and drier than it did all weekend.
Austin opens the last full day before Election Day under an overcast sky. The station's live weather feed, read early Monday, November 2, puts the current reading at 65 degrees and overcast (code 3), feeling like 68.3, with Monday itself now coded overcast (code 3) rather than the fog (code 45) the feed carried overnight. Monday's high is revised up to 83.3, with a low of 64.2 and a precipitation chance of just 3 percent.
Election Day's improvement held for a second straight update. Tuesday remains coded light drizzle (code 51), with a high of 75 and a low of 62, and its precipitation probability eased again, from 56 percent to 54 percent - well below the 71 percent rain chance the desk tracked through the weekend. For Travis County's vote centers, open Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., the practical read is unchanged: a damp start is possible, an all-day washout is not what the model shows.
The rest of the week is settled and warm. Wednesday is mainly clear (code 1) at 78.4 with no precipitation chance, Thursday carries a light drizzle code (51) at 82.6 with its chance nudged up to 7 percent, Friday is overcast at 79.9, Saturday is overcast at 80.4, and Sunday turns clear at 78.7.
